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Raj S.
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  • Bayside, NY
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SFR and Multifamily Investing for Cash Flow in Houston, TX

Raj S.
  • Investor
  • Bayside, NY
Posted

I currently live in New York and I'm invested in SFR's and small Multi-Family (2-4 units) in Las Vegas and Indianapolis. I'm planning to move to Houston, TX in the next 3-4 months and I figured I could finally start investing close to home once I'm there. I'm still learning about the Houston market and the different areas. I'm looking to start investing in SFR's in the surrounding suburbs of Houston. I was mainly looking at the Northeastern suburbs such as Humble, Atascocita, etc since I'll be living in that area. I was also thinking about investing in some inner loop Multifamily properties. I've been having a hard time finding investor friendly agents who are knowledgeable on either of these areas. It seems like Houston is such a big place that you have to really narrow down your criteria when searching for agents. If any Houston area investors know of a good investor friendly agent they could recommend, or if you have any advice for me on the market in general, I'd really appreciate it. Thank you

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